Big issue for me
Hi everyone, I’m facing a big issue. I just can’t find the right coordination. I’m pretty fit, I do marathons, I run for miles up hill, and can easily jump for half hour so I don’t have body problem. My problem is the form, I just can’t jump wile moving my writs. The story is simple so I’m wondering how the hell I can practice the good move. I don’t have motivation, constancy or determination problems I just need to know how to master the movement to focus on it. It’s maybe because I’m dyslexic? Thanks a lot
Posted Apr 29, 2023, 10:43 AM UTC
How long have you been trying? I don’t think anyone is coordinated at it from the beginning. It takes lots of practice.
Hours a day, for a week. I always find the rope in my neck and I just can’t understand how to synchronise the wrist movement with the jump which is always too high or off pace. I’ve recently understand that you need to use some force to have the rope moving sharply. Now I need to focus on form and timing. Just to be clear I can’t do more than 5 jump in a rope. Thanks for your answer
Have you tried experimenting with the length of the rope? Longer/shorter can make a big difference. Also, I find that focused listening to the sound of the rope hitting the ground really helps with coordination, as my brain subconsciously links the sound of the rope hitting the ground to the timing of the jump, if that makes sense. Kind of gives the brain something to anchor to.
Yeah I’ve shortened the rope till my chest, golden zone. But I’m jumping with music maybe I have to do it quietly to focus on the movement. If I jump without the rope I feel I can do it forever and I really want to master it as I find it fun, now that I’ve discovered it’s channelling I have one more reason to master it
Yeah..don't match with the beat first. Timing is pretty tricky with jumping.
I couldn't jump with music at the start, I has to listen to the rhythm of the rope but with time I listen to tunes all the time now. Check out eddiejumps on insta, guy is sick, he has a free 28 day challenge, will help you master basic bounce, hops and run skips.